i like LA but it's far too wide. You could fit about 4 english streets in between those roads, which all look like motorways. It's hard to enjoy a city that feels like a giant motorway.

Is it always this short of people?

I went there too and is was like a maze. So confused when I walked there haha 😂 Why I never see the people in the states 😂😂 where ste they hiding 😅 malls look empty

Puro mugrero, la atencion no es buena, no hay clima en el restaurante, ni en el bar, pesimo servicio

You obviously did this after they cleaned up all the homeless encampments.

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There is a Gurudwara near to Los Feliz called Hollyvood Sikh Gurudwara

If nothing happens , I am going to visit Los Angeles on September and I looking for a nice place near to Los Feliz .

Is this shot with the new Canon 660 Geiger-Müller counter edition?

He's walking up Hillhurst to Los Feliz Blvd. Actor Leonardo Di Caprio lived with his mother on Hillhurst and attended nearby John Marshall High School for a time. On the right, at the corner of Finley and Hillhurst was my old barber shop, Mr. Rons, long gone. At the corner of Ambrose and Hillhurst my best friend Nick lived there. Thank you for the tour of memory lane

Lived in LA from 1965 to 1992. Looks like he started around Fountain Avenue and walked east on Sunset Blvd. I walked from Hyperion Avenue up to Fountain Ave. hundreds of times. I recognize the El Cid restaurant. It was there in the 1960s. The McDonalds used to be the annex parking lot for the old Akron store. Just after El Cid beyond the overpass was a large building where they use to build large prop scenery for the movie studios. Sanborne Junction is still there, but now they call it Sunset Junction. At frame 8.55 at Hyperion Ave is where I lived in the 1960s. There used to be an Army Surplus store on the corner of Hyperion and Sunset. Actor Michael Douglas did a scene there in the movie, Falling Down. Beyond Hyperion there was a supermarket called Food House where my mother shopped for groceries. No longer there. It's amazing how much has changed over the years. LA was a great place to live back then.

Regarding which neighborhoods to explore, I'd like to see more of the nice ones like Los Feliz, not the crime ridden ones. Enjoyable video too by the way.

the silversun pickups, where is the liquor store ?

I walked through the Pacific Blvd with my mom and my younger sister back when I was a little kid in the early 2000s. I lived in Walnut Park from 1998 to 2003. I have been to many places and fairs on that street before.

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Lugar lindo,casas exuberantes

The is where Auntie Maxine Waters lives not the district she represents in our corrupt Congress, sick

Terrific craftsmenship in these older homes. Newer estates, if they are traditional in design, more often than not lack this charm and beauty.

We need more nightly up to date walks please❤ please please 😅😂

When I lived in H.P. in the 80's hanging out on Pacific Blvd it was all fun and games from going to the movies hanging around the arcades on Pacific shopping and dining at thrifty drugs cafeteria diner or eating at 3 crowns swedish smorgasbord restaurant. And who can forget toyville on Pacific Blvd. Those were the days. The only oldest surviving store in Huntington Park is J.C. Penny's other than that the shops on Pacific Blvd in Huntington Park has changed a lot throughout the years.

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Thank you for your video. I spent twenty incredible years living in WeHo. Vibrant, humane, colorful, artistic, cool, friendly and a beautiful caring place for pet lovers too. Crazy happy times with the best people!!

In 1973, I worked at KFC on Eagle Rock Blvd where Savon Drug Store and Mayfair Market were. At the end of the night, at closing, me and my friend John would take the chicken that didn't sell(and we was supposed to throw away) to Tommy Burgers and trade it for a sack of delicious fresh cooked chili cheese burgers. We were sick of eating chicken and them sick of burgers. It worked perfectly. I was 16. So Jim's Burger is now the Oinkster. Time marches on! It also flies like an arrow, too. I also worked at Pete's Blue Chip for about a month in 1983. Eagle Rock has changed, but yet it hasn't. I recall that Cindy's Restaurant would light up at night so brightly that it seemed like a UFO was landing. I think everything looks smaller to me now. Maine" says "hello" and thanks for taking me along with you. I grew up on both (Little)Saginaw, near Wiota and later Westdale Ave, right across the street from Oxy. Back then we thought me and my friends owned Eagle Rock all to ourselves because we hung out at so many spots. I have so many Eagle Rock stories still locked inside of me, too.

I love West Hollywood for the night life, music, comedy and the restaurants.

Thank you very much for this beautiful video ❤️

I saw SUR n PUMP but never saw JAX N BRITTANYS N SOMETHING About HER. I did see TOM TOM also, Just thought you’d do all the Vanderpump Rules hangouts n branches from the number 1 show on television

Kopper Keg still there, walking my dogs in the 70's to get candy bars for my parents. Sometimes cigarettes with a note at Vince's Market by the school

3333 Atwater ave here, thanks a Million 🖐️👉🌝

Thank you from James and Maria in Ireland. Brought back memories of our holiday in California last year. Even Craigs Restaurant seen which was brillyant 2 us. Gr8 food there. Thsnk u again. God Bless. Hope 2 return sometime again.

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You past right by luzifer’s and didnt pick up a pie ☹️

I wonder what so many of these people to for a living to be able to afford such big, expensive and beautiful homes 😯

how far is it from the malecon?

cool.tour👍⭐️👍....subscribed😊...keep it up

grew up in the 80s here. It has changed dramatically cool to see Bill’s liquor store is still there. They knock down beaches market and put down a shopping center looks like.tee yee bar and Chinese restaurant seems to be all that was original. oh, and the most important vincence market.

Can't wait to get out of the trashy west coast

Man, you sure didn’t talk much

What's up everyone...especially shout out Florence gang..I miss HP...I was hanging out hp all day all night...every one was friendly n firme...one day I'll go back I had good times n bad times..u know what still my home ...

I also grew up in the 70's and 80's in HP. One of the most fondest childhood memories was going to the movies with my grandmother and watching Star Wars and afterwards a slice of pizza at the Woolworths across the street. Thank you so much for the video!

I'm your fan. Great Video.

Not what you would expect.

Thank You for posting this video! I was born and raised in Echo Parke . But I live in Indianapolis for work. But this video makes me not miss home so much ❤💯❤😊 Great job ❤😊

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theres just something in the air up there

those dark spots in the water are they rocks or a grass?

Let's just hope it doesnt progress and become as hip as San Francisco is today...